Looking for a quick & easy winter decoration? This simple Winter inspired sugar mold is the perfect solution!
I actually made this simple Winter inspired sugar mold as a Christmas decoration. One of my goals this year is to repurposing, reusing and refreshing things I already have. While putting away the Holiday decor, I decided that this sugar mold could work as a decoration throughout the winter season.
Today, I am sharing how easy it was to design!
Let’s get started!
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How To Design a Winter Inspired Sugar Mold
But First -What is A Sugar Mold?
Before granulated sugar came on the market, it was sold to consumers in cone shapes. A sugar mold was used to form the sugar into the cone shapes.
Now they are used as fun, home decor pieces. Sugar molds come in all different sizes. I may have a slight sugar mold problem! I have two 6-hole ones (one white, one natural), a 3 hole one and one that just has one hole. Pictured below is my 3 hole one that I decorated as a prototype for a wedding centerpiece for my best friend’s daughter.
All of my sugar molds are reproduction pieces.
Winter Inspired Sugar Mold
In addition to a few silk flowers and a bit of greenery, all you need is some ribbon! This burlap ribbon is decorated with red berries. It is perfect to use throughout winter.
I simply cut strips of ribbon 12 inches long and used them to add a bit of flair to this white hydrangea 3 hole sugar mold. So simple!
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One More Thing you might need!
A pair of bolt cutters is a handy tool to have. I use mine when I need to cut the stems of my faux flowers shorter or I need to cut a silk flower bush apart!
Looking Ahead to Spring!
How To Decorate a Sugar Mold for Spring
Garden Inspired Spring Sugar Mold
A Few More Ideas for Everyday
One of the smaller sugar molds can be used to hold your tv remote. A sugar mold can be used in your office to hold pens, pencils, scissors, etc. Makeup brushes could be stored in a sugar mold in your bathroom. In the kitchen, you could use the sugar mold to hold silverware or utensils.
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I am all for repurposing and reusing items! Thanks for sharing how you use the sugar mold across seasons.
Thanks for stopping by, Marie! I am searching for new ways to repurpose and reuse this year!
This looks so bright and beautiful — perfect for Valentine’s Day. Thanks for sharing at the Fabulous Friday Link Party! We are so happy to be featuring you this week.
Thank you, Diane! I hope your year is off to a great start! I am honored to be featured on the Fabulous Friday link party!